other activities broke also when was newtons personal physician to into lead davis said also or george jacksond was very involved at the time living in oakland and he helped the party to strategizing around the circle so anemia and the southwest he would go around two chapters. >> why are you writing about this now? >> for the book is then conversation. what is interesting 45 years later rehab those fundamental issues that have come back with public discourse with the affordable care act. who should pay for it? this is what the panthers were talking about but then they seem to far more radical but it is interesting they have shipped shot -- shift to the mainstream discourse. initially at was reading about hiv/aids and the struggles they face with battling the at epidemic. given the history with the civil-rights movement and black communities have been effective to mobilize around various sorts of issues. where did those networks go? fact is where i began then you find yourself going back i ended up with the black panther party and others from their. >>host: what is the link -- legacy? >> not a

he also saw george jackson. this is a time when he was at oakland and interned an oakland hospital. he help the parties strategize and get their sickle cell anemia program organized. the southwest from he helped the party, he would go around to chapters and educating the members of the party about sickle cell anemia. >> host: professor nelson, why are you writing about this now? is a because of the health care debate we just had in this country. >> guest: i think the book is in conversation with the health care debate, and i draw these connections with the debate. what is interesting is after the black party pants -- panther party, with regard to the affordable care act. should everyone have a baseline level of health care. these were precisely the issues that the panthers were talking about 45 years ago. and they seem far more radical, i think, honestly we have seen radical mess right now, but it's interesting that these have shifted into discourse in a particular sort of way. i think also, i'm writing about this now because i was initially interested in writing about hiv and aids

george howell is in jackson to explain it all to us. orning, george. >> reporter: carol, good morning. this clinic here behind me will remain open today. there was a question as to whether it would open for business, but the clinic received the temporary restraining order under a federal judge to continue operating despite this new state law that would effectively shut it down. the new law, i should say, basically requires two things. first of all, that any doctor performing an abortion in the state of mississippi be a board certified ob-gyn first, and secondly, that that doctor also have special permissions with local hospitals here. now the director of this clinic says that she has been trying to get those permissions since april, since this law was first signed, but has been unable to do so she believes because the hospitals may be under political pressure to drag their feet on this issue. now, i spoke with the director and the owner of this clinic about her thoughts about what would happen if the clinic were to close. take a listen.

george howell, cnn, jackson, mississippi. >>> and a reminder here. coming up in our 8:00 hour, we're going to explore this issue even further. what impact will this have on women? will other states adopt similar laws? we'll talk about that and much more with dr. leroy carhart, an abortion doctor. we'll get his take on all of this. >>> and we also want to know what you think about this -- is mississippi's new abortion clinic law too harsh? is it about health, or is it really about politics? i'd love to know what you think on this topic. you can tweet me, @randi kayecnn. send your comment my way. >>> a bomb blast during a funeral in syria. could a solution be in the works as leaders work to come up with a peace plan? this is new york state. we built the first railway, the first trade route to the west, the greatest empires. then, some said, we lost our edge. well today, there's a new new york state. one that's working to attract businesses and create jobs. a place where innovation meets determination... and businesses lead the world. the new new york w

george howe. he's in jackson, mississippi, with more on these new developments. what's the latest here, george? >> reporter: don, good evening. we know this clinic got a temporary restraining order, meaning it will open tomorrow. the clinic will be open until at least july 13th when a hearing is set on this case. this temporary restraining order basically protects the clinic from this new state law here in the state of mississippi that became effective today that effectively would have shut the clinic down. it was described by the governor of this state as a first step toward ending abortion in mississippi. the sponsor of the bill that did become law describes it as a health regulation. the law basically says this. first of all, any physician here in the state who performs and abortion must be a board certified ob/gyn. that's first. secondly, any physician operating in a clinic here must have special permissions with local hospitals to admit patients if necessary. don, i have a few statements that i'd like to pass along. first of all, from the president, the owner of this clinic who says, first

george howell is in jackson, mississippi. george, what's in the law that could actually force this clinic to close? >> reporter: kyra this, law does effectively two things. first of all, it requires that any physician who performs an abortion in the state of mississippi, that they be board certified ob-gyns and that they have special permissions with local hospitals to admit patients, if necessary. the sponsor of this bill that became law says it sounds simple enough. it is a health regulation, but the owner of this clinic says, first of all, she's been trying to get those permissions since the law was signed back in april but to no avail and believes hospitals may be under pressure in the state to drag their feet onnish this u. i want to step out of the way and show you a live picture of what is a daily standoff. each day this clinic is open you can see people protesting who want to see the kliclinic gone, but, again, the clinic remains open, kyra, under this temporary restraining order that protects it from the state law, at

george howell has been following this story for us. he joins us now from jackson, mississippi. inic isn't going away without a fight. >> reporter: don, good evening. we know this clinic has filed for a temporary restraining order. asked a federal judge for that to give the people here just a little more time to get in compliance with this new state law. the clinic is closed today. the question now, will it reopen tomorrow? and again, another question, how long could it stay open? under this new state law, don, takes effect today, that basically says two things. first of all, that any physician performing an abortion in the state of mississippi must be a board certified ob-gyn. also, the second part of that, they must have privileges with a local hospital to admit patients if necessarily. at this point, the clinic does not have those permissions. the director here says that she has been trying to get those permissions since the law was signed into effect back in april. she has not had success with that and she is concerned that many of the hospitals here, don, may be bowing to po

jackson. new evidence in the george zimmerman case is expected to be released today.e was released on bond for a second time last week and is charged in the death of ttrayvon martin. >> more companies are turning to social media websites to market its products free stuff. 7-eleven said they have increased sales of things like sandwiches and slurpees. starbucks will give away the new energy drinks. and tomorrow is cow appreciation day. you weif you wear cow clothing,u at chick- on tentree fil-a. some parents of giving their children cell phones. 90% said they spend less than 7 $75 a month on cell phone service for their kids. that brings us to our water cooler question of the day. what do you think is a reasonable age for a child to get their first cell phone? you can share your response on wbaltv.com, on our facebook page, or send us an e-mail to watercooler@wbaltv.com. facebook changes things up for its users again. excedrin sales are on the rise on ebay. jane king has the bloomberg business report. >> good morning. amtrak is turning its fight from private investors

jackson denies any wrongdoing in that matter. >>> in florida, george zimmerman, the neighborhood watch captain who shot and killed trayvon martin, could be free from jail while he awaits his trial on second-degree murder charges. the judge set bail today at $1 million. a lot more than it was back in april, because the judge said zimmerman was deceiving the court at that first hearing about being broke. tonight zimmerman's lawyer says his client doesn't have the million dollars. >>> along with good, old fashioned shoe leather a growing number of police departments across the country are turning to a new modern day weapon for fighting crime and finding suspected criminals. think of it as the video equivalent of a most wanted poster on youtube. here's nbc justice correspondent pete williams. >> reporter: in akron, ohio police want to know who was using stolen credit cards to buy things at local stores. so this week they posted this surveillance video on youtube, hoping to generate tips. it's part of a growing trend seeking public help by putting videos online hoping someone will see a fam

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jackson family drama. >> he was known as george jefferson. that was the most iconic role.e remembering sherman hemsley to played the feisty neighborhood next door. nex and his visit to the fox 5 studio years ago. udio years ago. over the next four months, you have a choice to make. not just between two political parties, or even two people. it's a choice between two very different plans for our country. governor romney's plan would cut taxes for the folks at the very top. roll back regulations on big banks. and he says that if we do, our economy will grow and everyone will benefit. but you know what? we tried that top down approach. it's what caused the mess in the first place. i believe the only way to create an economy built to last is to strengthen the middle class. asking the wealthy to pay a little more so we can pay down our debt in a balanced way. so that we can afford to invest in education, manufacturing, and home-grown american energy for good middle class jobs. sometimes politics can seem very small. but the choice you face, it couldn't be bigger. ♪ i'm barack o

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george zimmerman. he is charged in the death of teenager trayvon martin. zimmerman claims it was self-defense. >>> congressman jesse jackson jr. is staying in the hospital now, being treated for what his people describe as serious physical and mental ailments. >>> there is a new tallest building in europe this morning. the london building is 1016 neat tall. >> with the heat this weekend, cool off at the pool. how to protect your tech items. >> reporter: beachgoers slather on sunscreen. but what about your favorite gadget? >> the bench is not a very friendly place for technology. water is also an enmy of it, but also sunday can get into the ports of your devices and the seems and make them grind. >> reporter: there are a variety of cases on the market for smartphones, eread enters tablets. a simple plastic bag with a zipper or seal can also provide protection. bag that gadget before you leave home. don't remove it until returning home, to avoid contact with sunday and sunscreen. >>> sun and hot temperatures can also damage a device. >> it is a good idea to keep the device out of the sun. don't leave it in the car. pay atten

george. it was a joyful moment, that paul -- pop culture of life -- pop culture icon. we will get into another story afternoon, what is going on inside of the jacksony compound? what is happening? it does not seem to end. paris, janet, physically suffering, apparently. the mother on her way home -- we out exclusively this morning. get to the bottom this strange family feud. if you are interested as a woman in wearing clothes that your man not just attractive, girlfriends, stay tuned for our fashion segment. women often wear what they think there women friends will men tend to like lines. we will show everyone what men think are hot. and we have called in the big "the view." goldberger -- whoopi goldberg, i think that this is a topic. woman makes more than man, can the relationship really work? you will hear all of it on good "good afternoon, america." a lot to say? shocker. >> right, we could say -- the green, ago. [laughter] -- go. [laughter] >> the so the ban in new york city -- soda ban in new york to go up for a vote and is expected to pass, if you've been successful, you didn't get there on your own. if you've got a business, you didn't d ild

jackson's corner politically. apparently he doesn't want to do that. >> you write that if karl rove was george w. bush's brain, then david axelrod is barack obama's homer. what i mean by that is that david axelrod is a brilliant creator, personal stories of politicians. when brock barack obama ran in 2008, he did not have a record to run on. but he didn't have to run on that. what he had was his personal story. the son of a black african and white middle american mother. a man who saw his identity and found it, he was raised by his saintly grandparents and so forth. this is a homeric story, if you will. homer was known for talking about a trip, and during the trip, coming to some inner understanding of oneself. this is a story that david axelrod passion for obama to run on. the problem is, in this day and age, this is the story we have been there and done and seen and we cannot do it again. he does not have a record of success with the economy. i don't think anybody would disagree with that. he can point to certain liberal causes, such as health care, but we see that in the polls, but that is not

george zimmerman is charged with second degree murder murder in the death of trevon martin. >>> a judge in los angeles ordered an investigation into how the children of michael jacksong. the court stripped katherine jackson of her guardianship. she is expected to file for a change of guardianship. if approved tj jackson would be co-guardian of prince, paris and blanket. >>> it is official, a retailer is opening up this fall in san francisco. mayor ed lee announced they are set to open in union square. they plan to hire 500 local workers. they made a 25 noun dollars donation to the bay area chapter of the red cross. >>> starting tomorrow getting around san francisco's union square will be more challenging. david stevenson on the project that will change some commute patterns for years to come. >> reporter: it is one of san francisco's bizzest spots for tour -- busiest spots for tourism and shopping. >> it has been busy. >> reporter: monday it will be more difficult to get around. that is when officials will ban cars from this two block stretch of stockton street for 5 years. it is being closed to build a stop on the central subway. they will tear an underground path.

jackson, says he is hopeful about his son's recovery. >>> a police officer celebrated for saving lives is now accused of assaulting a teenager at another scene. prince george'srporal ricky aidy is one of the officers announced as a hero, but yesterday he was indicted by a grand jury for an incident last august when he responded to the sound of gunshots in capital heights. he's accused of grabbing a 13-year-old who was running away, pulling him off a fence and assaulting him. he has been suspended until the conclusion of his trial. >>> storms are gone, but the cleanup continues. now tonight president obama has approved federal disaster aid in virginia. that will help cover costs. that storm cost state and local governments $27 million. 15 people were killed. more than a million customers across the state lost power. in the meantime, in maryland, governor o'malley today filed a request for federal aid. if approved, it will help six counties, including montgomery county. >>> national weather service now confirmed four tornados last night from the midwest to the northeast and left more than 200,000 people without power. in new york, a tornado with winds up to 11

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